The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-05-27

moraing. The GRAPHIC wishes them a
pleasant journey and an early return.
Prof. Harden, of Plankinton, passed
through on the Friday evening train for
Pukwana from which place he went to
Bijou Hills and neighborlng towns in
this county to organize farmers al
liances.
Henry & Case have established another
bank at Wheeler, Chas. Mix county.
The new institution will be known as
the Security Bank. S. M. Lindley, reg
lister of deeds of Chas. Mix is the cashier.
James Byrnc, the butcher, has been
buying some short horn 3year olds this
week that would make an eastern mans
eyes stick out. They were as fat as
seals and too handsome to kill.
One Of Bill Nye's latest articles is
description of fishing trip. He says,
among other funny things, that he car
ricd barometer but lost the cork out of
it and long, dry spell was the consc
qucnce.
In making application for final proof"
please order your proof notice published
in the GRAPHIC. Particular pains are
taken IN this Office to see that all such
noticcs--and all other legal notices rs
welfare published correctly.
Ii Kimhall is incorporated as Il city
rs it will be--the change will not effect
the present city officials. They can re-
tain their offices until their time is out
Then at the next general election may
or and six aldermen would be elected.
The large nd handsomely engraved
copy of the Lords Prayer which
hangs in nice frame in thiw Office was
presented to the GRAruIc-thc only
strictly moral paper in Dakota-by
James Brown, Esq, the only strictly
moral lawyer in Dakota.
When the passenger from the east
reached the yard here Saturday it found
the road blocked by freight car which
had been blown down the side track and
derailed at the switch. 1t took the train
crew and the locomotive thrcc-quartcrs
of all hour to get it back.
| Prof. Foster, the Iowa weather proph-
ct, predicted the rain storm of the 18th,
which visited this locality, and also The
| hoov,- wind ord rain storm, of Fr;j,1, ', Il
Saturday last. he says to look out for
heavy storms from May 81 to June6 He
predicted another storm for Wednesday
of this week.
Mr.. C. F. Meade, an old Kimball boy,
now engaged in the grocery business AT
East Norwalk Conn, writes:
"Clate old boy. suppose you would like some
of the beautiful, so enclese S.. l don't know
how my subscription stands. You can credit i,
on account. How is everything in kimbail
Would like to see the boys once more, und ma,
take trip out that way soon. Regards to all''
The c. NJ. & st. Paul company vii
reduce rates to Mitchell during the tire
men $ tournament. June 14th to 18th in
elusive, to fare and fifth for tn,
round trip. Firemen iu uniform goins
in bodies will be transported for ont
cent per man per mile each way.
The Odd Fellows will serve refresh
ments. next Wednesday evening. com
mcncing at 6 p. m, IN the hall opposite
their own-over Smith hardware stor,
ice cream, 10 cents; strawberries. Il
cents; strawberr es and cream. 25 cents
lemonade and cake each, 5 cents.
The long string of empty box Car
standing on the side track this wecl
were engaged by WIN. Richards, Henr,
Hirth and Geo. Wilson to ship fish I
Chicago which they we're to catch at th'
mouth of Platte creek. The boys wen
down Saturday and came back Tuesda,
), with 000, ,000,0 003 catfish.
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S One day last week Mr.. S. Lying
J. stuck his head into the GRAPHIC otfic
door and said, pray for rain,' an
. passed on. Monday he came in an
J. said we had ovcrdone the thing; that tn
/. big rain of Saturday hammered the lif
, out of some of his garden truck w
can't &c. it just right for everybody.
r Says an advertisement in a medici
e journal: Skeletons have ruled firm an
is active througout the year, with price
unchanged. We have been able to stu
ply the demand for the common varieti
promptly but the finer grades wei
scarce, and orders for deformities cou
not always be filed at once. In this +
81 gard the market i still unchanged, a
IL though our broker in Paris has orders
,c buy everything offered at the asua
rates"